The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-04-28
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CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1887.
SOME of the cheese factories have

regular trips north.
VESSELS came into Milwaukee on Sat
urday covered with ice.
THE ice in the straits and in Green
Bay has finally broken up.
ALEXANDER MITCHELL's funeral took
place on Tuesday of this week.
NOVELTIES in the line of glassware,
Just received at Schuette Bros.
NEAT-r1rrISG, stylish and substantial
CLOTHING at Schuette Bros.
% cents buys a pair of overalls or
jumper, at the New York Store.
". Fl. MURPHY has sold his fine car
riage team to Milwaukee parties.
Headquarters for all kinds of base
ball goods at Piening & Fechter's.
TUE new celebrated gents Williams
port suspenders at Schuette Bros.
STEAMER No. 1 was used yesterday in
pumping out the Anna 0. Hanson.
WooD and brass trimmed cornice poles
40 and SOC. at Pening & Feehter's.
a BIG lot of children's lace caps at 10
cents piece at the New York Store.
ATTENTION is called to the card of Fred
?. Mueller which appears in this issue
THE Wagner Hardware Company is
building anew warehouse on Ninth street.
The schedule of the Goodrich steamers
running to Chicago viii soon be changed.
PLUMB & NELSON have been making
many improvements in their north side
store.
CAPTAIN r. L. BELL, formerly resi-
dent of this city, died in Chicago last
week.
". J. TURNER was the leading attorney
in the prosecution of the Milwaukee
rioters.
THE tug Arctic towed the schooner
Nellie Redington to Milwaukee on Sun
day last.
SICK HORSES are cured the quickest by
the horse medicines prepared by Henry
Hinrichs.
CHARLES BEERS has already begun the
work Of improvement on his dock and
buildings.
3G mon very fine cashmere, all colors
and shades, only zoe. yard at the New
York Store.
JoHE HoUGHToN viii purchase a barber
shop at Bessemer and go into business
for himself.
4 LoNDoE clergyman filled the pulpit
Of the Presbyterian church on Sunday
evening last.
DIR. ScHwEIcHLER is erecting a dwell
ing house in the First ward, oppoaite the
court house.
SATURDAY last the temperature at Far
20, d. T., was four degrees below the
freezing point.
MANY new novelties for spring and
summer just received at Piening & Fech-
ter's bookstore.
FARMERS in many portions Of the coun-
II viii complete their sowing OF small
grain this week
REAL estate in the city is looking up
d biz. There are people who are willing
to purchase now.
Mrs. SARAH MCCAIN of Sheboygan
Fails died at the residence OF her parents
IN Meeme last week.
\ LARGE party from this city purpose
going up the line next month to make
purchases Of lands.
The most elegant line of children's car
riaGes with parasol or canopy top, at
P.ening ( Fechter's.
ONLY 10 cents buyes a pair of LisIe
thread gloves IN any color OF shade, at
The New York Store.
MONDAY all the different grades Of
weather were sandwiched together in
every blast that blew.
ANOTHER lot Of double fold cashmere
half wool, in all colors, u cents d yard,
at the New York Store.
THE first robin" was on his way to
Manitowoc last week but Saturday made
him turn southwark again.
Mss MARY EGAN of Centerville was
lately admitted to the normal department
of the Oshkosh Normal school.
NEWEST designs and colorings in wall
paper and decorations are found at G. w.
Fechter's, north side bookstore.
MONEY to loan on approved real estate
security. Enquire Of
II. L. MARKHAM.
4 CHOICE assortment of indigo blue
prints, which we guarantee to be fast
| coiors, at 3 cents yard, at the New York
Store
The propeller Ludington came down
the river on Friday. She received new
coat Of paint and underwent other
repairs.
The old Catholic church is being re-
moved. Its site viii be sodded and will
add greatly to the appearance of the new
church.
SATURDAY last was a good day to stay
in doors and hug the fire. 1t was what
in western parlance would be called {
I "snorter"
THmrY-FTvE different styles Of chill
dren's carriages ranging in price from
Sl15 to $4,000, at Piening 4 Fechter'.
+. bookstore.
THE largest assortment of Wallpaper
at I0c, II &C.. 15c., 1Sc, 20c., 25c., 3Gc. anC
soc. per roll. at Piening 4 Fechters, next
door to z. ..
STEPHEN KRAINIK, formerly of this city
I Int now az IYsnb Mills hoe ~ ;1ao n,